The Creature (Inspired By Mary Shelly) Poem by Andy Brookes
The Creature (Inspired By Mary Shelly)
emotions escalate
upward,
onward.
seaward swelling waves
tortuous tendentious
relentlessly syncopated unnatural beats
hidden Winter depths
senses frozen sewn and patched
locked in polar caps
shattered cardaic erythmia
Frankenstein stiches cobbles a monstrous confection
lusus naturae
alienation accepted but never wanted.
not truly man yet not a beast.
Who we ask is the true monster?
Like swelling waves emotions take a man upward. Winter's depth motivates mind. Life brings joy after birth but death provokes thought and brings sadness. An amazing poem is very brilliantly penned. Truth should be accepted....10
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5/5/2024 10:15:53 PM # 1.0.0.1119
Lusus Naturae! ? that was my first wife's maiden name! ! ! lu·sus na·tu·rae ˌlo͞osəs nəˈt(y) o͝orˌē, ˌlo͞osəs nəˈt(y) o͝orˌī/ noun rare noun: lusus naturae; plural noun: lusus naturae a freak of nature. Oh! i KNEW there was a good reason she and i didn't last. we were too much ALIKE! ! bri :) I'll take a chance and send to MyPoemList. but: stitches! needs 2 't's